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TJPDC wants to talk trash — and they want your input
Dec. 3, 20250124 Survey open until Dec 15 By Heather MichonCorrespondent The Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission wants to talk trash. Literally. The agency is beginning a regional review of how seven Central Virginia localities collect, process, and ultimately dispose of the stuff residents throw away. Residents of...
Dominion energy bills to rise in 2026 after SCC ruling
Dec. 3, 20250207 By Heather MichonCorrespondent Call it the holiday gift nobody wanted. State regulators announced last week they are partially approving Dominion Energy’s request to raise residential base rates, a decision that will permanently push monthly electric bills higher beginning next year. The ruling translates to an $11.24 jump...
Farming in Virginia, the perks and challenges
Dec. 3, 20250187 By Page H. GiffordCorrespondent Overall, the economic outlook for farmers in Virginia in 2025 is a mix of positive and negative factors. While there are forecasts for a record-high corn yield and various state and federal support programs, farmers continue to face significant challenges, including rising costs, market volatility, and...
Fluco volleyball ends year with a win a loss and multiple honors
Dec. 3, 2025076 By Duncan NixonCorrespondent The Fluvanna County High School volleyball team had an excellent season, finishing 20-5. In the Region 3C quarterfinal they topped fourth seeded Broadway High 3-2. In the Region semi-final they fell to Liberty Christian Academy (LCA) 3-0. LCA went on to win the Region title. Against Broadway, standout...Lowell Calvin Vaught
Lowell Calvin Vaught, 86, of Woodbridge, Virginia, passed peacefully into the presence of his Lord on November 25, 2025, at 2:30 a.m., surrounded by the love and prayers of his family. Born on November 14, 1938, to Lowell Palmer Vaught and Grace Jewel Vaught, he was raised in a home grounded in faith, integrity, and service—values...
Tenaska concerns raised at board meeting
Nov. 26, 20250382 County grapples with growth pressureBy Heather MichonCorrespondent Tenaska’s proposal for a 1.5-gigawatt power plant wasn’t really on Wednesday’s Board of Supervisors agenda (Nov. 19), but it dominated the conversation nonetheless. More than a dozen residents used the public comment periods that bracketed the meeting to...